INS 3003 Exam 1 Questions and Answers All Correct
Who were the cofounders of Neo-Liberalism? - Answer- Joseph Nye and Robert Axelrod
Russia expected China to follow the Russian model of communism. China tried it at first and but it did not work, this was called ________ - Answer- Maoist
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Who were the cofounders of Neo-Liberalism? - Answer- Joseph Nye and Robert
Axelrod
Russia expected China to follow the Russian model of communism. China tried it at first
and but it did not work, this was called ________ - Answer- Maoist
Why were there so many civil wars following decolonization? - Answer- Lacked
horizontal and vertical legitimacy
What was a huge push of the big colonization? - Answer- Industrialization
Boundary Drawing - Answer- -After WWII, the European powers met up and discussed
who would be getting which territory in Africa
-They drew the borders to clearly detect one territory from the other to avoid conflict
-Did not take into consideration who already lived there (would split up cultural territories
and combine others)
-Iraq is another example of Boundary Drawing; British were given permission to create a
new state
Vertical Legitimacy - Answer- -Connects the leadership to the people and the people to
the leadership
-Connecting people to the government (the gov. establishing their right to rule)
Horizontal Legitimacy - Answer- -The people who belong in the border that forms the
nation
-Connects citizens to each other
Is every state a nation? Is every nation a state? - Answer- -No, every state can not
claim to be a nation. Not all of them can represent a community; One culture, language,
history, common identity.
-No, you can be a nation (one identity) but not necessarily a state. They're nations
within a state
Monitoring - Answer- -Liberals want states to interact together but they also want states
to stay in them.
-This helps let us know if they are obeying the terms or if they are a non-compliance.
We know when a state is not upholding their side of the bargain and it becomes known
in the international system.
, -Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) as example; has to do with stopping
proliferation of offensive nuclear technology which plays the function of monitoring
making sure that nuclear weapons aren't developing
Pyrhic victory - Answer- -A victory that is offset by staggering losses or that comes at a
huge price
-You lose more than what you gain
Conventional Warfare - Answer- -War fought using 'ordinary' weapons
-A lot of variables; Never know how it's going to end
-Ex: WW2 France had same weaponry as Germany but had bad strategies so lost. It's
hard to measure capabilities
Munich Conference - Answer- 1938 conference at which European leaders attempted to
appease Hitler
History of Cooperation (Westphalia forward) - Answer- -1648
-For the first time they saw each other with sovereignty
Concert of Europe - Answer- -1815
-They're going to settle things in person and civil instead of taking things to the
battlefield
-The UN was brought in to bring collective security
Hans Morgenthau - Answer- -1948 "Politics among Nations"
-Realist
When was Germany unified? - Answer- -1871
-The structure of the system has changed. The rest of Europe felt threatened
Otto von Bismarck - Answer- -1871 - 1890
-Chancellor of Germany
-It was peaceful under him
-Germany's policies after 1890 were threatening
Who are very likely to see war during transition? - Answer- Realists
In the beginning of WWI, what was Germany's motive? - Answer- -They were seeking to
prevent Russia form becoming a major power
-Austria declared war on Serbia, Germany declared war on Russia
League of Nations - Answer- -Woodrow Wilson 1920
-If state communicate or cooperate we an achieve peace (idealism)
-Realists say this is naive because states are self-interested
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